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My Type: Kardashev Civilizations in SF and Beyond
What does it mean for a civilization to be a million years old? How would you go about classifying such civilizations? Join us for a look at the Kardashev scale and the role it plays in SF and our own future.

Space Shuttle Columbia: In Memoriam
Another sad day has come to the space program as the shuttle Columbia explodes over Texas, bringing back painful memories of the 1986 explosion of Challenger. Lost are the lives of seven brave men and women and perhaps the will of our leaders to continue the drive toward space. What does this tragedy mean to our future in the stars? Here are a few thoughts.

To Seek Out New Life: The Biology of Star Trek (Book Review)
Ever wonder how a Klingon can mate with a human, or a human with a Vulcan? How about the feasibility of a race like the Borg, or altering reality with a snap of your fingers like Q? Dr. Athena Andreadis explores these issues and more in this fun and engaging book that'll probably teach you more than you ever learned in Biology 101!

When Atlas Shrugged
There's been a lot of talk this past decade about the danger posed to Earth by asteroids and comets. Impacts have happened before and they will happen again. What effect would it have on mankind, what's being done to prevent it, and how has science fiction helped bring it to the attention of those in charge?

Where Have All the Spacemen Gone? Speculations on the Fermi Paradox (Part 1)
Astronomers are finding new planets at an astonishing rate. Whereas a few years ago we weren't sure how unique our solar system was, we now know of more than 80 extra-solar worlds. Nevertheless, the detection of other intelligent life eludes us. Join us for the first of a multi-part discussion on the subject of ET and the Fermi Paradox.

Where Have All the Spacemen Gone? Speculations on the Fermi Paradox (Part 2)
We've been looking for E.T. for quite some time, but our search has thus far turned up nothing. Are we alone in the universe? Enrico Fermi found it odd

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